Ingredients and their benefits:

White Kaolin Clay - Is the sofest and least drying of all the clays. It is recommended for dry or sensitive skins. It clings to(Adsorption)  pore clogging impurities allowing pores to close, appear smaller,  while gently polishing for a smooth finish.

Yellow - Kaolin Clay -  Yellow Kaolin has mild absorption and a soft texture. While still being gentle, it provides slightly stronger absorption than is found in White Kaolin. It is safe for use on most skin types and therefore a very versatile skin care ingredient. It is even safe for use on sensitive skin. When used in a facial scrub, Yellow Kaolin Clay will act as a gentle cleanser and exfoliant, stimulating circulation, and leaving skin fresh and bright. 

Red Kaolin Clay - Red Kaolin has a considerably stronger drawing power than other Kaolin Clays.  Red Kaolin is more suitable for oily skin. It can make a great addition to acne masks or detoxifying body wraps. Due to it's strong drawing (Absorption) ability, Red Kaolin Clay should not be used in a facial more than once per week.

Pink Kaolin Clay - Red and White Kaolin have been skillfully combined to their ideal balance to create Pink Kaolin Clay. This beautiful clay is ideal for normal skin types due to its unique balance of properties. The Red Kaolin Clay provides a deep absorption of toxins and excess oil from the skin while the gentle White Kaolin keeps the skin from becoming irritated or overly dried. 

Sea Clay - This miracle mud has been a beauty secret for thousands of years.The Sea mud also has wonderful anti-aging effects on our skin. The minerals found in it feed the skin with the necessary nutrients that keeps skin tight and prevents it from sagging. It also helps to reduce the appearance of wrinkles, fine lines, and other skin imperfections such as scars.

French Green Clay - typically used for drawing out impurities from the pores, exfoliating dead skin cells, toning and firming the skin, stimulating circulation, helping heal blemishes, soothing cuts and scrapes, minor burns, insect bites, and sore muscles.

Add water to your clay until it makes a thick paste.  Apply to skin and leave for 20 minutes.  Rinse and pat dry. 

Use the botanical infused water from your Facial Steam as the wetting agent in your Clay masks.

Place the botanical infused water from your Facial Steam into a sprayer and use it to spritz your clay mask to keep it moist.

Face or body masks typically use wetting agents such as Hydrosols, purified water, or Aloe Vera Gel. Try adding milk, yogurt or even pureed cucumbers to your fresh masks.